Bangor to Holyhead

Day 1: Bangor to Beaumaris (8 miles / 12.5 km)
Start your journey in the vibrant town of Bangor, crossing the Menai Bridge with views of Snowdonia National Park. Enjoy the coastal path towards Beaumaris, known for its 13th-century castle and charming waterfront. The day is easy-going, a perfect introduction to the tour.

Day 2: Beaumaris to Benllech (16 miles / 26 km)
A more challenging day takes you along the coast, with stunning views over Red Wharf Bay. Pass through quiet coastal villages before reaching the sandy shores of Benllech, a popular stop for beach lovers.

Day 3: Benllech to Amlwch (16 miles / 26 km)
The path today leads you through rural landscapes before reaching the rugged northern coast of Anglesey. Enjoy the natural beauty of the cliffs and rocky beaches before arriving in Amlwch, a historic harbor town.

Day 4: Amlwch to Church Bay (20 miles / 32 km)
A longer day’s walk, but with rewarding views of the coastline. You’ll pass isolated beaches and quiet headlands before arriving at Church Bay, one of Anglesey’s hidden gems known for its peaceful setting.

Day 5: Church Bay to Holyhead (15 miles / 24 km)
The final leg takes you along the west coast to Holyhead, where rugged cliffs and coastal wildlife are plentiful. End your tour in the bustling port town, where you can reflect on your journey through the diverse landscapes of Anglesey.

Day 1: Holyhead to Trearddur (12.5 miles / 20 km)
Begin your journey in Holyhead, heading south along the dramatic cliffs and rugged coastline. Pass the iconic South Stack Lighthouse before making your way to Trearddur Bay, where wide sandy beaches and clear waters offer the perfect spot to relax at the end of the day.

Day 2: Trearddur to Rhosneigr (16.5 miles / 26.5 km)
Today’s route continues along the coast, with expansive sea views and opportunities to spot coastal wildlife. The walk takes you through quiet stretches of beach before arriving in Rhosneigr, a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts.

Day 3: Rhosneigr to Aberffraw (7.5 miles / 12 km)
A shorter day’s walk brings you to the peaceful village of Aberffraw. On the way, you’ll pass sand dunes and wide open beaches, with plenty of time to enjoy the scenery. Aberffraw’s serene coastal views and historic charm make it a great place to rest for the night.

Day 4: Aberffraw to Dwyran (14 miles / 22.5 km)
The trail today takes you inland through Newborough Forest, known for its wildlife and stunning natural beauty. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings as you make your way through the wooded paths, with views of rolling hills and forests. End the day in Dwyran, a quiet village on the edge of the forest.

Day 5: Dwyran to Bangor (17.5 miles / 28 km)
The final day of walking takes you through a mix of coastal paths and inland trails, bringing you back to Bangor. Cross the Menai Strait and enjoy the last sweeping views of the coastline as you finish your adventure. Celebrate your achievement with a hearty breakfast in Bangor before departure.

Day 1: Bangor to Beaumaris (8 miles / 12.5 km)
The day begins with a relaxing walk along the Menai Strait, leading to the historic town of Beaumaris, famous for its medieval castle and bustling waterfront. A perfect start to your adventure.

Day 2: Beaumaris to Benllech (16 miles / 26 km)
Enjoy sweeping sea views as you make your way along the coastline, passing quiet beaches and quaint seaside villages before arriving at the popular beach resort of Benllech.

Day 3: Benllech to Amlwch (16 miles / 26 km)
Today’s walk leads you through more remote sections of the northern coast, with rugged cliffs and quiet bays offering moments of reflection. The day ends in the small fishing town of Amlwch.

Day 4: Amlwch to Cemaes (8.5 miles / 13.5 km)
This shorter day takes you along more gentle terrain, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the local wildlife and coastal scenery. Arrive in Cemaes, a quiet harbor village where you can relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Day 5: Cemaes to Church Bay (11.5 miles / 18.5 km)
A scenic route along the coast leads you toward Church Bay, a serene beach known for its wide sandy shores and natural beauty. Enjoy an afternoon swim or beachside walk before settling in for the night.

Day 6: Church Bay to Holyhead (15 miles / 24 km)
Your final day brings you along some of Anglesey’s most dramatic coastal paths, with towering cliffs and hidden coves providing plenty of scenic stops. End your journey in Holyhead, a lively port town steeped in maritime history.

Day 1: Bangor to Beaumaris (8 miles / 13 km)
Begin the tour with a leisurely walk from Bangor, crossing the Menai Bridge to the picturesque town of Beaumaris. Take in the sights of Beaumaris Castle and the stunning waterfront views.

Day 2: Beaumaris to Llandona Beach (11 miles / 17.5 km)
The trail takes you along the coastline, passing through quiet countryside and leading to the sandy expanse of Llandona Beach, where the tranquil shores make for a peaceful end to the day.

Day 3: Llandona Beach to Moelfre (9 miles / 14.5 km)
Today’s walk follows the coastline to the historic fishing village of Moelfre. You’ll pass scenic cliffs and rocky outcrops, offering dramatic sea views and rich maritime history.

Day 4: Moelfre to Amlwch (11.5 miles / 18.5 km)
The path today takes you further along the northern coast, leading to Amlwch, a quiet harbor town with a rich industrial heritage and scenic coastal views.

Day 5: Amlwch to Cemaes (8 miles / 12.5 km)
A shorter day, but filled with beautiful coastal scenery as you make your way to Cemaes, the northernmost village in Wales. Enjoy the quiet beaches and peaceful atmosphere of this small fishing community.

Day 6: Cemaes to Church Bay (12 miles / 19 km)
Walk through rolling countryside and along quiet coastal paths to reach Church Bay, known for its stunning beach and serene surroundings.

Day 7: Church Bay to Holyhead (15 miles / 24 km)
The final stretch of your journey takes you along the rugged coastline to Holyhead. This dramatic section of the trail offers stunning cliffside views and a chance to spot seabirds and other coastal wildlife. Arrive in Holyhead, where the walk ends with a celebratory breakfast.

Day 1: Holyhead to Trearddur (12.5 miles / 20 km)
Starting in Holyhead, you’ll walk along the dramatic western cliffs, passing the famous South Stack Lighthouse. The day ends in Trearddur Bay, a beautiful beach destination known for its tranquil waters and stunning sunsets.

Day 2: Trearddur to Four Mile Bridge (9.5 miles / 15 km)
Today’s walk is shorter but filled with beautiful sights. The route takes you past quiet coastal paths with expansive sea views, leading to the small settlement of Four Mile Bridge. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and the calm waters of the inland strait.

Day 3: Four Mile Bridge to Rhosneigr (7 miles / 11 km)
This section takes you along more rugged coastal terrain, with panoramic views of the sea and nearby islands. You’ll arrive in Rhosneigr, a charming coastal village known for its wide sandy beaches and vibrant atmosphere.

Day 4: Rhosneigr to Aberffraw (7.5 miles / 12 km)
The journey continues along the coastline, taking you through peaceful beaches and sand dunes before arriving in Aberffraw. This village is famous for its tranquil beach and rich history, offering the perfect setting to unwind after a day of walking.

Day 5: Aberffraw to Dwyran (14 miles / 22.5 km)
As you head inland, the route passes through Newborough Forest, a wildlife haven with rich flora and fauna. The gentle forest paths lead to the village of Dwyran, offering a scenic and peaceful walk.

Day 6: Dwyran to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll (11 miles / 17.5 km)
Today’s route takes you towards the village with the famously long name, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll. Enjoy the scenic countryside and charming rural landscapes as you approach the village, which has become a tourist favorite due to its unique name.

Day 7: Llanfairpwllgwyngyll to Bangor (6.5 miles / 10.5 km)
The final leg of your journey takes you through scenic coastal paths and peaceful countryside as you cross the Menai Strait back to Bangor. With a mix of woodland and beach walks, this is the perfect way to complete your tour. Celebrate your achievement with breakfast in Bangor before departure.

Day 1: Bangor to Beaumaris (8 miles / 12.5 km)
Start the tour by walking along the scenic Menai Strait toward Beaumaris, where you can explore the medieval castle and picturesque waterfront.

Day 2: Beaumaris to Llandona Beach (11 miles / 17.5 km)
Today’s path leads through quiet coastal lanes to Llandona Beach, where the wide sands and quiet dunes offer a tranquil setting.

Day 3: Llandona Beach to Moelfre (9 miles / 14.5 km)
A relatively short day, but filled with stunning sea views as you make your way to the historic village of Moelfre, known for its lifeboat station and shipwreck history.

Day 4: Moelfre to Amlwch (11.5 miles / 18.5 km)
Enjoy the rugged northern coastline, with views of Parys Mountain in the distance as you walk toward Amlwch, a town rich in industrial history.

Day 5: Amlwch to Cemaes (8 miles / 12.5 km)
Today’s short walk takes you along the coast to Cemaes, a peaceful fishing village with a small harbor and quiet beach.

Day 6: Cemaes to Church Bay (12 miles / 19 km)
The route follows quiet country lanes and scenic coastal paths, eventually arriving at Church Bay, a stunning beach perfect for an evening walk.

Day 7: Church Bay to Llanfachraeth (7.5 miles / 12 km)
A gentle walk along the coast, passing quiet beaches and small villages, leading to Llanfachraeth.

Day 8: Llanfachraeth to Holyhead (7.5 miles / 12 km)
The final day takes you along the rugged cliffs of the west coast, with stunning views of the Irish Sea. Arrive in Holyhead for the conclusion of the tour.